Didn't know you were into wine-making as well as brewing SY - done it before?
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I did it some years back and the results were awful. Smelt like feet. Tasting like tulipe.Originally posted by d000hg View PostDidn't know you were into wine-making as well as brewing SY - done it before?
I did it again last year after our fruit picking. The results are as follows :
Strawberry wine - nice enough, like a rose, needs to be chilled. Very strong, and has a kind of warming sensation as it slips down so possibly more of a desert wine or candidate for turning into strawberrry brandy.
Blackberry wine - nice to drink, nothing to rave about though.
Blackcurrant wine - Smooth, classy, could easily have been shop bought. Friends rave about it and I have back orders.
Elderberry wine - Best not talk about that one.
So I have learned a few lessons about different fruits and their characteristics, the importance of pectinase (an enzyme to remove pectin) and acidity. Also learned a bit about tannins.
Make no mistake, wine making is an art and the blackcurrant wine could have been luck. We will find out!
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I like the sound of the strawberry one, though obviously you'd never get into distillation
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I'm sure there's a market for dangleberry wine in Germany.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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Someone at clientCo's birthday so am reluctantly going for a beer tonight. then back to sunny Chelmsford for the beer festival.
Tomorrow playing golf then ad a barbeque for the rest of the day.Then Sunday will be mostly spent nursing a substantial hangover.Comment
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Doing the Tewkesbury battle reenactment!
Ie fighting, camping, drinking, dancing etc.Comment
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You are rasputindude and I claim my 5 free foam battle axes.Originally posted by MyUserName View PostDoing the Tewkesbury battle reenactment!
Ie fighting, camping, drinking, dancing etc.
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Tonight: Quiet one in the garden, possible bbq
Tomorrow: Mate's 40th so he's having a BBQ, I'm driving though cos it's 2hrs away.
Sunday: Potter in the garden
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Bbq, music, bit of telly, bike ride.While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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